Love Stinks
TheAcsMan | Posted on Wednesday, February 15, 2012 at 7:57AM | tagged Adele, Bernard Baruch, Ed Ponsi, Goldman Sachs, Grammy, Herb Greenberg, J Geils Band., JP Morgan Chase, Oprah Winfrey, Orthodox Jews, Research in Motion, Riverbed Technology | Email Article | Share Article → 
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I know that "Love Stinks" is not exactly an original sentiment. It's either wildly appropriate or inappropriate of a sentiment on Valentines Day.
The other day as those who were not watching Oprah Winfrey's show on a behind the scenes look at life in an Orthodox Jewish were watching the Grammy awards, they got to see songstress Adele receive six awards.
By now, everyone on the planet knows the stories of personal and emotional pain behind some of her songs, such as "Someone Like You." Great story for sure, but I'd really like to know the story behind the J. Geils Band song "Love Stinks."
Yeah, yeah.
But as long as it is Valentines Day, it's obligatory to search for things that you do love and express those feelings.
Among the things that I love is how egalitarian Twtitter is, allowing everyone to rub elbows, as long as they maintain some kind of decorum and don't show excessive skin on their Avatars.
You also get to see communication, exchange and banter between and sometimes among reasonably well known people. That is, if you happen to travel in a highly defined circle. The love of my life, my Sugar Momma, doesn't travel in that circle or even its outskirts, where I hang out, but even she now knows the name Herb Greenberg.
Even the "hoity toity" of Twitter will occasionally respond to the "hoi polloi." Greenberg is not among the "hoity toity," he's a big advocate of engaging the masses and does so on a very regular basis.